Never before has it been more important for left and right, to unite.

For good people on both sides, because they do exist by the way, to come together and stand in unity against the establishment, the government, the narrative managers, and the military industrial complex.

We have been sleepwalking towards global conflict for years now, but we have gone way beyond that stage now.

The elephant of war is no longer concealing itself behind the sofa.

It’s now doing its best Michael Flattley impression on the coffee table, and the UK government are sliding 50 pound notes into it’s pockets.

The sleep walk has now become the rope walk, with all the bright lights, loud music, and sabre rattling of a heavy weight world title fight.

The problem is, it isn’t a heavy weight world title fight. It’s an intentionally crippled, invaded and ever more impoverished nation, shaking it’s boney weathered fist at a nuclear superpower that, if we’re brutally honest, really doesn’t care about the threat we pose. They could swat us away like an annoying fly at a pub lunch.

The leaders of the UK, while clearly not the brightest, must know that. So why are they hell bent on picking a fight they know they can’t win?

Well maybe because they don’t actually work for us, and because It isn’t going to be them and their kids being sacrificed on the battlefield.

It will be us and ours, if we don’t put down the manufactured disputes that divide us, and stand together to oppose Starmer and his gaggle of warmongers.

Despite the now amplified tribal nature of society, we the peasants still have more in common with each other than we do with the tribal leaders that some of us, follow so blindly.

You can apply that almost across the board.

Sure the differences in ideology and opinion are what are constantly being highlighted with a big fat marker pen, on a daily basis, but it doesn’t change the fact that when you look beyond the veneer, when you look beneath the bonnet of the car, we are all one human family, being gaslit into a murderous and hateful sibling rivalry.

Gazans and Israelis have more in common with each other than they do with their respective leaderships.

Wealthy Hamas leaders in Doha couldn’t care less about the people sacrificed in Gaza, and the Israeli leadership made their people, in their own words, lab rats for Pfizer.

People on the left have more in common with the right wing granny killers marching the streets for freedom during covid, than they did with the left wing media gobshites that were attacking those marchers and labelling them far right anti vaxers.

And people on the right have far more in common with the tuition fee debt crippled and disillusioned students, than they do with the multi-millionaire ‘conservative influencers’ that regularly debate them.

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